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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1909
Page
4
Mrs. T. S. Edwards of Milner Georgia testifies that after ten doctors warned of fatal heart trouble her husband improved immediately following Miles Heart Remedy and Restorative Nervine. He recovered, returned to heavy work, and later served at a conference in 1904. The note promises refunds if no benefit.
Miss Bessie Holmes of St Paul visits her parents at 819 St Andrews. Ladies Aid of German Methodist to meet with Mrs C F Findeisen at 1723 Loomis. Caledonia Street M E tea at Mrs DeSautelle 1343 Avon. William Osweiler and Bartell Webber return from hunting. Jobs offered at La Crease Cigar Box Co. Various residents visit or return from trips and visits.
John Neumann 67, of 728 Kane street, found dead in a floor tick after a night of illness. Coroner declares apoplexy. funeral plans by Dwyer brothers once daughter in Dakota, Minn., is contacted. Neumann, longtime North Side resident and former wood seller, suffered strokes since spring.
Miss Julia Wright of 717 Avon street and Charles Mayo of Minneapolis were married at 8 p.m. last night at 828 Caledonia street. Rev. A. V. Ingham officiated in the Caledonia Street M E church. A light supper followed. The couple left for Milwaukee for a brief honeymoon and will reside temporarily at 717 Avon street upon returning.
Dr T H McGovern of 811 Rose Street drew No 349 in the Cheyenne and Standing Rock land allotment. The result grants a good land selection, with reports from Aberdeen indicating draws before 1500 are likely to secure valuable land.
William Schultz a 71 year old Confederate veteran was knocked down by a thief in a boarding house cellar in St Louis. He fought the assailant but was robbed of 890 dollars which the robber is believed to have known he carried. Schultz provided a description of the attacker but the robber escaped.
Norman Mack, chairman of the Democratic National Committee, says he has not repudiated Bryan. He objects to the prominence given to Governor Harmon of Ohio and his Texas speech in Mack's National Magazine as unwarranted.
A notable quotation reflects on reading signs of the times and understanding their meaning. Attributed to Parson Twine, it frames time as a set of signals whose interpretation remains elusive.
The Q announces a Sunday time change affecting two local Burlington trains. No 63 from Grand Crossing moves from 8:40 to 9:05 am, and No 51 the North Coast Limited shifts from 5:45 pm arrival to 6:35 pm departure. Only these two changes affect local traffic.
Midland Texas advertisement extols Cardui as a godsend for female ailments back by a mother of five who credits the tonic with easing pain during her last pregnancy. It claims Cardui is unlike substitutes, imports principal ingredients from Europe, and offers a home treatment guide upon request from Chattanooga Medicine Co.
Reports from Aberdeen indicate the Milwaukee Railway offers 6000 dollars for the holder of the first lot drawn in the Cheyenne and Standing Rock lands. The railroad aims to place yards and a round house near McIntosh, seeks a first-choice claim to secure a city site, and may profit greatly as the land opens.
Nine Koreans arrested in Harbin during the dragnet after Prince Ito's assassination will be turned over to Japanese authorities as suspected accomplices. The Russian police were ordered by St. Petersburg to transfer all suspects to Japan. Japanese officials believe a large Korean clan organized the plot and hope leaders are punished to prevent further killings.
W.8. Cahill succeeds his father as director of the La Crosse City Railway company. Cahill was elected on October 25 at a company meeting to fill the elder Car gill’s former management role.
A sharp exchange unfolds as one man jokes to his face about another’s affection while the intended lover remains nearby, raising questions about propriety and the social fear of public embarrassment.
A man described as insane was captured by police after sitting on the bank of the Black River above the new North Side Park. He had escaped earlier while being moved from North Dakota toward his eastern home and had fasted for about a day. A $100 reward offered by W. H. Winters of Pittsburg will be turned over to the authorities.
Richard O Gar relocated his Wall fly from 1336 Wood Street to a new site, with details limited to the move and location change.
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